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Are you trying to quit smoking? Do you like fiddling around with your phone? Perfect! Nicot, a $5 iOS app developed from a study by the Canada Research Chair in Clinical Cyberpsychology and the University of Quebec in Outaouais, charges smokers to crush virtual cigarettes in hopes that it will help them vanquish real ones, too.
In a study of nearly 100 smokers, those who crushed the digital cigs (as opposed to playing with virtual balls) in four weekly sessions were 15% more likely to be successful in quitting smoking. Using the app in combination with other aids, like patches or gum, increased that success rate to 50%. And if $5 for an app seems a bit steep, remind yourself how much you're paying for a pack these days. [


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European astronauts in new functions
Maurizio Cheli
From 22 February 1996 until 9 March 1996 Maurizio Cheli flew on Shuttle Mission STS-75 together with Claude Nicollier and Umberto Guidoni. The principle payloads on STS-75 were the reflight of the Tethered Satellite System (TSS) and the third flight of the United States Microgravity Payload (USMP-3). The TSS experiment produced a wealth of new information on the electrodynamics of tethers and plasma physics, it successfully demonstrated the ability of tethers to produce electricity. Maurizio Cheli left the Agency on 30 June 1996.
» Read Maurizio Cheli's biography
Reinhold Ewald
Reinhold Ewald spent 18 days on board the Mir space station during the Mir '97 mission (10 February to 2 March 1997). He is presently heading the Flight Operations Division within ESA's ISS Operations department and located at the Columbus Control Centre near Munich, Germany.
Dirk Frimout
Dirk Frimout flew as Belgian payload specialist on the ATLAS-1 mission (STS-45) from 24 March 1992 until 2 April 1992. The STS-45 mission marked the first flight of the Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science-1 (ATLAS-1), mounted on non-deployable Spacelab pallets in the orbiter cargo bay.
Christer Fuglesang
In 2006, Christer Fuglesang flew as Mission Specialist on Space Shuttle Discovery for flight STS-116 to the International Space Station. He became the first Swedish astronaut to fly in space. In 2009 he returned to the Space Station on flight STS-128. Christer has done five spacewalks totalling over 30 hours outside of spacecraft. In May 2010 he took over as Head of Science and Application Division within the Directorate of Human Spaceflight and Operations at ESTEC, Netherlands.
Umberto Guidoni
From 22 February – 9 March 1996, Umberto Guidoni flew as a Payload Specialist on the 16-day STS-75 mission. In April 2001, Umberto Guidoni participated in the Space Shuttle's STS-100 mission, during which he became the first European on board the International Space Station. Guidoni left the European Astronaut Corps in July 2004 to become a Member of the European Parliament.
Claudie Haigneré
In August 1996, Claudie Haigneré participated in the French-Russian Cassiopée mission to the Mir space station. She took up training as back-up for Jean-Pierre Haigneré on the French-Russian Perseus mission in May 1998, and in July 1999 she became the first woman to qualify as a Soyuz Return Commander. From 21-31 October 2001, Claudie Haigneré participated in a short duration flight to the International Space Station as Soyuz Flight Engineer.
In June 2002, Claudie Haigneré was appointed to the post of Minister for Research and New Technologies by the French Prime Minister. She is currently Senior Advisor to ESA's Director General and Strategic Manager in the Inter-Directorate Task Force.
Jean-Pierre Haigneré
Jean-Pierre Haigneré started his astronaut career when he was selected to be a CNES astronaut in 1985. His first spaceflight was to the Russian Mir space station during the 21-day French Altaïr mission in 1993. His second spaceflight took him as an ESA astronaut on a long-duration flight on board the Mir space station during the French-sponsored Perseus mission from 20 February to 28 August 1999 (189 days).
Haignere left the Corps in November 1999 after his second flight to become Head of the Astronaut Division. Jean-Pierre Haigneré is currently senior advisor to the ESA Director of Launchers, in charge of studying all aspects for a Soyuz human spaceflight programme from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana.
Ulf Merbold
Ulf Merbold was the first ESA astronaut to fly in space and the first non-American to fly on the Space Shuttle. He became an ESA astronaut in 1978 and was assigned to fly on the first Spacelab mission STS-9 (FSLP) on board Columbia, from 28 November to 8 December 1983. During his second flight he flew as Payload Specialist on Space Shuttle Discovery, STS-42 (IML-1) between 22-31 January 1992. His third spaceflight, Euromir'94, took him on a 32-day mission to the Russian Space Station Mir from 3 October to 4 November 1994, making him the first ESA astronaut to fly to the Mir space station.
From the end of 1999 until 2004, Ulf Merbold was responsible for the Utilization Promotion Management in the Microgravity Promotion Division of the ESA Directorate of Manned Spaceflight and Microgravity, at ESTEC, Noordwijk, the Netherlands. He retired from ESA on 30 June 2004.
Ernst Messerschmid
Ernst Messerschmid flew the German Spacelab Mission D1 on board Challenger (STS-61A) between 30 October - 6 November 1985. In 1986 he became Professor of the University of Stuttgart and Director of the Space Systems Institute. From 1989 to 1993 he became Deputy and Dean of the Aerospace Faculty, then Vice President for Research and Technology. From 2000 to 2004 he was Head of the European Astronaut Centre, in Cologne, Germany.
Claude Nicollier
A veteran of four space flights, Claude Nicollier logged more than 1000 hours in space. He flew as a mission specialist on STS-46 in 1992, STS-61 in 1993, STS-75 in 1996 and STS-103 in December 1999. He is presently living in Switzerland, teaching a course in aerospace engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), and supporting various aeronautics and space projects in Switzerland.
» Read Claude Nicollier's biography
Wubbo Ockels
Wubbo Ockels was selected by the European Space Agency to be in the first group of three ESA astronauts to be trained for the Spacelab-1 mission. During the mission he served as ground-communicator and liaison-scientist for the crew on board STS-9 (1st Spacelab mission). Wubbo Ockels flew as payload specialist during STS-61-A (STS-22), on board Challenger (Spacelab D-1) from 30 October to 6 November 1985.
From September 2003, in close coordination with ESA, Wubbo Ockels became full-time professor of Aerospace for Sustainable Engineering and Technology at the Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.
» Read Wubbo Ockels's biography
Philippe Perrin
Philippe Perrin served as a mission specialist (MS1) on STS-111 (June 5-19, 2002) onboard Space Shuttle Endeavour. The STS-111 mission delivered a new ISS resident crew and a Canadian-built mobile base for the orbiting outpost's robotic arm. In May 2004, he became Experimental Test Pilot with Airbus Industrie in Toulouse.
» Read Philippe Perrin's biography
Thomas Reiter
Thomas Reiter flew on the ESA–Russian EuroMir-95 mission to the Mir space station as a Flight Engineer on 3 September 1995, spending 179 days in space. He performed two spacewalks and conducted 40 European scientific experiments.
Between 4 July and 22 December 2006, Thomas flew the Astrolab mission, ESA's first long-duration mission to the International Space Station. He spent 166 days aboard as Flight Engineer 2 in the Expedition 13 and 14 crews. After 171 days in space, Thomas returned to Earth with STS-116.
He holds the European record of 350 days in space – he is the most experienced non-American or non-Russian astronaut by time.
After his active astronaut career, Thomas Reiter was named on 8 August 2007 as a member of the Executive Board of the German Aerospace Center, DLR, responsible for Space Research and Technology.
Thomas is the former director of ESA's Directorate of Human Spaceflight and Operations.
Gerhard Thiele
From 11-22 February 2000, Thiele participated as mission specialist in the STS-99 Mission. The Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) was dedicated to the first, three-dimensional, digital mapping of the Earth surface on a nearly global scale.
In August 2005, Gerhard Thiele was assigned as the Head of the Astronaut Division of the European Astronaut Centre (EAC).
Michel Tognini
Between May 2003 – December 2004, Tognini was Head of the Astronaut Division at the European Astronaut Centre (EAC), in Cologne, Germany. Since January 2005, Tognini is Head of the European Astronaut Centre.
» Read Michel Tognini's biography
Frank de Winne
Frank de Winne was an experienced test pilot before joining the European astronaut corps in 2000. He flew to the International Space Station in 2002 on the Odissea mission and again in 2009 for mission OasISS. During this long duration mission he became the first non-Russian non-American commander of the Station. In August 2012 he took over as Head of ESA's European Astronaut Centre in Cologne, Germany.


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The Lure of an Untold Story: An Interview with Fatima Al Qadiri
WaWa Complex, 2011, Fatima Al Qadiri w/ Khalid Al Gharaballi (From WaWa Series)
There is little distinction between Fatima Al Qadiri's work as an artist and composer. Her compositions and related performances are intertwined and in reference to the cross-pollination of genres, mediums, and artifacts of culture that infiltrates her video art and multimedia installations. Her most recent musical output, Desert Strike EP, is a testament to this blending of disparate ideas.
Born in Senegal and raised in Kuwait, Al Qadiri studied Linguistics at New York University and has performed and exhibited at the New Museum, MoMa, the Kitchen, and Performa, among others. As a child, she also witnessed the unfolding of the Gulf War. A love for and fascination with video games grew during this period and sustained for years afterward. In particular, the Sega Megadrive game "Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf," which involves a US army helicopter waging war on a Middle Eastern country, was a frequent source of entertainment. The dichotomy between her own experiences outside of and in relation to videogames shapes the sound of the EP.
Desert Strike is filled with dry, hypnotic beats, cold, 8-bit-like synths and gunshots to create songs that are haunting and ethereal. The all-instrumental work is a deep and heavy soundtrack to a surreal yet familiar game that has yet to be not been created. But most importantly, it is a smart piece of music and work of art. Like her previous work, Genre-Specific Xperience, Desert Strike is representative of a multi-faceted and post-modern consumption of music and culture that fits in seamlessly with the sounds and creators of contemporary society.
Dala3 (in Vegas), 2011, Fatima Al Qadiri w/ Khalid Al Gharaballi (From WaWa Series)
A Crash Course in Post-Punk
It should come as no surprise that under-recognized post-punk band Crash Course in Science met while attending art school in Philadelphia in 1979. Band members Dale Feliciello, Mallory Yago, and Michael Zodorozny experimented with the then-burgeoning musical genre by replacing the jangular and distorted guitars, rhythmic drums, and synthesizer beats with childhood toys and common kitchen appliances. Their choice of instruments was born out of curiosity as much as necessity: How could they create the music they wanted with their limited student resources?
Thankfully, their choices resulted in a sound uniquely their own: peculiarly original minimalism vocals mixed with danceable and downright catchy beats. Coupled with a need to express and explore their interest in performance art and music, their final product in such songs as "Cakes in the Home," and "Cardboard Lamb" resonated for years after. The band is frequently regarded as an influential force in the electro sound and the techno industrial genres.
I recently spoke with Zodorozny about their initial interest in performance art and how it influenced everything from their live shows to the creation of their Frankenstein-like instruments.
You've been classified as a post-punk band. Would you consider that to be an accurate term for your sound and aesthetics?
Crash Course in Science was formed in 1979 so we would consider being referred to as post-punk band accurate. We were inspired by punk-rock music and we we're all big fans of the genre. We were also inspired by the work of Brian Eno prior to the punk explosion. As artists and songwriters, Crash Course in Science became a format for our expression.
Can you tell me a little more about the performance art aspect tied to the band? What was/is your history with performance art?
The three of us performed personal performance ...
Black by Distribution: A Conversation with Martine Syms
Although she identifies as an artist and "conceptual entrepreneur," Martine Syms is a seasoned essayist. Her combination of personal anecdotes, expository investigation, and academic analysis is enigmatic, drawing the reader into the purpose of her writing and the rich storytelling of her written voice.
Born in Los Angeles and based in Chicago, Syms received an MFA in Film, Video, and New Media at the School of the Art Institute in 2007. Syms is the founder and co-director of Golden Age, an artist-run project space, performance venue, and bookshop. Rather than merely sell zines, books, art, and other ephemera from visual artists and critics, Syms – along with her co-director Marco Kane Braunschweiler – uses the space to engage a diverse community of design and art fans and practitioners.
Focusing on race, context, and form in Black cinema, Implications and Distinctions: Format, Content and Context in Contemporary Race Film works in large part due to the simplicity of its words and the depth of its subject matter. Syms' idea — that race film is both constantly evolving and utilizing methods of exposure implemented decades earlier — is complex, but the clarity in her thesis makes her work digestible.
"My family, my background ... it just parallels really nicely with a lot of social and cultural movements," Syms said during a recent interview. Her writing reflects this connection, using personal anecdotes to highlight the evolution of "race" film from its earliest producers to the more homegrown, independent, and online efforts of emerging filmmakers.
Implications and Distinctions is one of five recent releases from Future Plan and Program, artist Steffani Jemison's new project incubated by Project Row Houses that publishes the literary works of emerging visual artists. The clean layout and production of the book only slightly masks its purpose to present one-of-a-kind ideas and experiments combining the written word and emerging artistic practices.
Recently, I met with Martine Syms to talk about some of the points she makes in the book...


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The Libertarian Party of Nevada has a monthly event at La Posada Real in Carson City the third Monday of each month. There will be great food and drinks! The purpose of monthly events is to bring the community together with like-minded people and learn more about the Libertarian Party. This is also an opportunity to learn about the projects LPNevada is working on, and how you can get involved! Everyone is welcome to attend, so please bring your friends!
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Cost: Expensive. Institutional venture capitalists purchase significant equity in a business. The earlier the investment stage, the more equity is required to persuade an institutional venture capitalist to invest. The range of funds typically available is $500,000 to more than $30 million.
Ease of Acquisition: Difficult. Institutional venture capitalists are choosy. Institutional venture capital is an appropriate source of funding for only a limited number of companies.
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As some of you noticed, all of the administrators (sans James) were reset to moderators (and then to regular users) tonight. This is the second time such an error has occurred, with its various odd glitches in addendum (including the odd word filter of the -> teh).
As you can imagine, the administration is quite aware of the issue. It's not terribly hard to fix the "damage" done, but we're still not quite sure of the cause. What damage has been done though has been relatively harmless, so I'd ask that you not worry yourselves over some "hacker" breaking into the forum. If anything serious were to happen (which it hasn't), we have easy ways of dealing with it.
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Professor Emeritus Charles Steketee died Friday, October 9 in Holland.
He was 93.
He was a professor emeritus of mathematics at Hope, where he taught
from 1946 to 1981. The Jay Folkert and Charles S. Steketee
Mathematics Research Fund at Hope is named in honor of him and
colleague Dr. Jay Folkert.
He was a 1936 graduate of Hope College. As a student he had been a
member of the Fraternal Society, the Chapel Choir, the Men's Glee
Club, the Double Quartet and Operetta. After graduating from Hope as
a mathematics and education major, he completed a master's degree at
the University of Michigan. He subsequently taught in the Howell
Public Schools for eight years before returning to Hope to teach.
In addition to teaching introductory mathematics courses, he developed
the college's high school teaching-methods course and taught college
geometry. He was the initial faculty sponsor of the college's Nu Beta
Chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega national service organization, and
advised the chapter for more than 20 years. Early in his career at
Hope he was a faculty representative on the Student Council, he was a
longtime member of the college's Athletic Committee and coordinated
ticket sales, and he was also a member of the Commencement Committee
throughout his time on the faculty. For many years he had also served
as Holland's official weather observer after the U.S. Department of
Commerce requested that the college furnish the service.
He was a member of Hope Church in Holland.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Beatrice Kline Steketee, on June
23, 1968. Survivors include a son, Paul Steketee, Hope College Class
of 1970.
The funeral service will be held Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 1 p.m. at the Hope Reformed Church, 77 West 11th St., Holland with Rev. Gordon Wiersma and Jill Russell officiating. Burial will be in the Pilgrim Cemetery.
Visiting will be 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the Langeland-Sterenberg Funeral Home, 315 East 16th St., Holland.
Memorial contributions may be given to Hope College or Hope Reformed Church.


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Back to the MinnowBoard home page
Getting Started:
Where to buy? - for advice on buying the MinnowBoard.
MinnowBoard Basics - box contents, different components on the board
microSD Card Setup - for information on how to prepare the microSD Card used to boot your MinnowBoard.
Booting Angstrom Embedded Linux Distribution - running Angstrom and accessing the MinnowBoard serial console on Windows/Mac/Linux
Beginner Guides - you are up and running, now what can you do?.
MinnowBoard Google Group - Got any questions? Feel free to ask here
Contents of the box
When you purchase a MinnowBoard, the following items are included in the box as shown in Figure -1:
- MinnowBoard
- 5V Power Adaptor
- 4GB micro SD card preloaded with Angstrom Linux Distribution(Yocto Project Compatible)
- USB Cable
Anatomy of a MinnowBoard
Top Side
This section outlines the various components on the MinnowBoard. Figure -2 below annotates the important components on the top side of the MinnowBoard.
Below is a brief description of the micro USB and debugger ports which are annotated in Figure -2.
• Micro USB: This port can be used to access the contents of the MinnowBoard's microSD card as a removable drive on your desktop computer. Simply boot the MinnowBoard up and connect it to your desktop computer using a micro-USB cable.
• Debugger: This mini-USB port allows you to interact with the serial console of the MinnowBoard, so you can log into it and view debugging messages even when an external monitor and keyboard are not connected to the MinnowBoard. You need to use a terminal emulator on your desktop computer to access the serial console at a baud rate of 115200. This is demonstrated later in this guide in the Booting Angstrom section.
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Figure -3 below annotates the important components on the bottom side of the MinnowBoard.
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